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* It's eventually revealed in ''[[Adventure Time]]'' that the land of Oo is actually Earth millennia into the future. We see flashbacks where {{spoiler|Simon took in a young Marceline}}. Princess Bubblegum is a young princess that can create sentient life, Finn the Human and Jake the Dog can go on all sorts of magical adventures, and vampires exist. When {{spoiler|Betty strives to undo this timeline, considering it a [[Bad Future]] because her boyfriend Simon became the immortal but mentally-ill Ice King, the current residents protest this because it is still their future. Even Ice King, who understands what Betty is trying to accomplish, begs her to stop}}.
* In the episode "The Console" from ''[[The Amazing World of Gumball]]'', a [[Game Boy|Game Child]] temporarily turns the entire town into a [[JRPG]], and Gumball, Darwin, and Anais form a party to turn the city back to normal.
** A [[Cerebus Retcon]] moment of this happens: season one features Rick forcing Morty to leave their home for a parallel universe, after Rick accidentally turns all of humanity into Cronenberg mutants when Morty's request for a [[Love Potion]] goes wrong. Rick, of course, goes [[Never My Fault]]. The original Smith family remains immune; Original Jerry [[Took a Level In Badass]] to rescue Original Beth, and Original Summer appoints herself as their primary entertainer with Earth now a wasteland.}}
** "Mort Dinner Rick Andre" features Morty, of all people, accidentally inflicting this on the Hoovians. The upshot is that Morty is traveling through a Narnia-like portal to get wine for a date with Jessica. He accidentally got the first Hoovy killed when the latter helped him carry the first crate to his basement. Hoovy's son beat up Morty the second time Morty grabbed a case, and Morty accidentally kills him as an old man. Soon the Hoovians go from peaceful farmers to ''Blade Runner'' over the next few hours. Whoops!
* Most of ''[[Samurai Jack]]'' features a [[Bad Future]] where Aku reigns over the land because his past self sent the title character to the future. It's a world with sentient robots and ghosts, where independent resistance groups have risen up against Aku.
* In ''[[Thundarr the Barbarian]]'', the Earth’s climate and geography was drastically changed due to a meteor passing its orbit. This led to planet-wide natural disasters and the collapse of civilization, resulting in chaos worldwide, followed by magic, savagery and [[Weird Science]] appearing.
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